Ralf Schumacher continues to express his dislike for Steiner, has dealt with the press regarding Mick. The driver had an accident with his Haas in Monaco, Imola, Hungary, sometimes with considerable damage. For a financially troubled team like Haas, the reparation costs are extremely high. As a result, Steiner expressed himself critical of Mick Schumacher in front of the press.
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Ralf believes that Günther Steiner has to deal with such situations. “I like Günther Steiner a lot, but that didn’t have to be. No driver wants to read publicly how his team boss criticizes him. That should be done internally. ”Ralf also remarks that he would have behaved differently if he had been in Mick’s position. “As a driver, I would not have put up with it and would have grabbed him.”
Formula 1 F1 – Great Britain Grand Prix – Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone, Great Britain – July 17, 2021 Mick Schumacher von Haas during practice REUTERS / Peter Cziborra
In retaliation for Steiner’s remarks in Hungary, Mick denigrated the American machine. Ralf comments on the situation: “Günther Steiner doesn’t want Mick to call his car a“ shitty car ”in the press. He is right.”
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At the end of his remarks on the overall situation, he says: “Too many accidents happen, the team cannot afford that. Mick knows himself that a fall in free practice wasn’t ideal. I don’t find the criticism too harsh either. It was just communicated unhappily. ” [translated using Google Translate.]
Eyes forward for Mick Schumacher
30 years ago Michael Schumacher made his debut in Spa-Francorchamps in the unforgettable green Jordan chassis. Schumi even clinched his first win on the track for Benetton the following year. After driving his father’s Jordan 191 at Silverstone this year, Mick wants to continue the Schumacher legacy on the Belgian circuit.
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Mick drives with Haas and wants to shape Spa. He said: “Now, five years later, I drive in Formula 1 myself, and that’s 30 years after my father’s debut. It’s a very special moment for me and my family, I’m really looking forward to going there and putting my stamp on this special route. “
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After his drive at the Hungarian GP, which provided an amazing defense against Max Verstappen’s Red Bull, the possibility isn’t too far-fetched. Looking forward to the challenge ahead, will Mick bring home some points for Haas?
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